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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-16

WHEN tho bears shall have completely
used up tho bulls Of tho wheat pit, the
men who grow wheat, the men who deal
legitimately in wheat, and the millions
who eat wheat will have a chance. The
atmosphere has cleared greatly since the
sudden storm that utrewed the coast with
90 many wrecks. ,l. @a. "A
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y WASHINGTON, June 15.-Rear Admiral
L. 0. Viuges, Of the French navy, accom-.
panied by the French Minister, called at
the White House to-day and was intro.
duced to the President by Assistant Score.
tary Porter, of the Department OF State.
Alter a short chat with the President tho
Admiral was shown into the East room,
where he viewed with much interest the
reception OF the general public.
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Argentine Revolution.

NJ PAxAMA,ylA. GALVESTON, June ia
Dispatch has been received from Villa
Marie, q town in the Argentine Republic,
to the effect that revolution, which
broke out in the Province OF Tucumsn, III
that Republic, has been suppressed BY
the general government with loss OF 400
liveH.y The dispatch also states that the
Governor Of the Province and bis min
listers have beed taken prisoners.
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Debate on the Grin, .. BIll.

i LONDON, June 15.-In the debate on the
crimes bill to-day, Finley, Liberal Union.
ist, moved an amendment that any asso.
citation or associations proclaimed be epe.
ci6cally named In the proclamation. The
government accepted the amendment,
Hesley moved to omit the words s'or as.
socistions," 80 each proclamation should
deal with only one association. This, Bal
four, Chief Secretary, refused to accept,
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NEW CORPORATIONS,
A Railroad Company and a Now Wheeling
7i+I 4sii:,l Its5lit - Cnnc.,r sf ss 80 =.

A Railroad Company and a Now Wheeling
2ftSd ~ Concern. !t >
The Secretary Of State has issued a char.
ter to the Big Sandy, Tug River & Twelve
Pole Railroad Company, organized for the
purpose Of constructing railroad from
Ceredo, Wayne county, and thence by
the most practicable route to Cassyille,
thence up Tug river to the West Virginia
line,. with branch lines up Mill Greek and
Twelve Pole and on to the Logan county
line. The principal place OF business to
be at Cassville, Wayne county. The cap.
tai stock is S50e,000 divided into shares OF
SlO0 each and held as follows: A. M.
Black, Cassville, fifty shares; W. M.
Schumacher, Aahland, KY, fifty shares;
.. L. !. Coates. Letart Falls, Ohio, fifty
shares; W. J. Frazier, Wayne county, fifty
sharos; ". L. Gieger, Ashland, KY, fifty
shares. II 80 = ~ 4 - I'
A charter has also been Issued to tho
Bridgeport Saw and Plauing Mill Compa.
ny, organized for the purpose of saving
and planning lumber, manufacturing furni.
ture and building material, etc. The
principal place OF business to be at Bridge
port; the charter to expire November,
1928. 81, 200 have been subscribed, So 900
paid in, with the privilege Of increasing
the stock to $4,000. The stock is divided
into shares Of $l00 each, and hold as fol-
lows: W. B. Stone, o. D. Barnes, A. Nv.
Lang, A. J. Lodge, s. O. Kester and
James Dunkin, all Of Bridgeport. gz5s,
+. The Secretary Of State has iasued a char
ter to the Automatic Packing Company,
organized for the purpose Of selling auto.
matte packings for locomotives, buying
and selling machinery and apparatus Of
any description; which corporation shall
keep its principal place Of business at
Wheeling; the charter to expire MAY,
1887. $500 have been subscribed and $50
paid in, with tho privilege of. increasing
the stock to $3.50, In ali. The stock is
divided into shares Of Sl00 each, and held
as follows: Alex D. Uptegraff. John NJ.
Sweeney and Andrew r. Sweeney, OF
Wheeling, W. P. Hubbard, Of Ohio coun-
ty, and Theodore Myers, Of Fulton, Ohio,
l share each. IA 5e-, M. 80 ~
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Sansulnnry Times Expected.

JOHANNESBURG, Ky, June Is. DIR.
Henry Logan, father Of the two boys mur-.
desed by Craig Tolliver at Morehead last
week, and Morgan McO Olurg, both Of whom,
have been confined in the Lexington JAIL
on trumpsd.up charges Of conspiring to
Kill ex.Judge a. O. Cole and others IN
Rowan county, have been pardoned ny
the Governor. There was intense excite-'
,ment at Morehead when the announce.
meut Of tho pardon was made. Some
bloody times may be expected, n w
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Tho Final Article.

LONDON, June ia correspondent tele.
graphs: The Times, I believe, has reserv-
ed what 1t considers It's piece de resislance
for final article. This will be long let
ter from Mr.. Parnell, on which the Times
Will seek to establish the guilty knowl-
edge OF the Irish leaders Of part Of the
Phnnix Park murders, and their giving
more OF less direct aid to its organizer,
Frank Byrne, fl5 ~ 1.
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Railway relograp hsr, Convention.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The second:annual
convention OF the order Of railway tele:
graphera Of North America is being held
in this city. The order ia a benevolent
one, devoted only to the Interest OF rail.
way operators, end although only orpa-
nized q year ago, has attained a member.
ship Of 5000, with sixty local diyisjons.
Representatives are present from nearly
all the DIVISIONS. A complete System oi
mutual lie insurance will be adopted al
this session, and other plans Of beneyol.
ence and beneficiary are being discussed,
'Ihe order is bound by it's constitution ia
the dlSconntenance ol all strikes, i.s mem.
bers having the interests OF their employ.
era at heart aa well as their own. ;ii4i5 1St
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wheat, but the sales did not reach the
volume Of those Of yesterday. Careful
inquiry could not discover that any Of the
operators were BeriouBly affected by the
decline. The coffee market was entirely
nominal though firm at o fractional al.
vance over tho prices OF Yesterday, l89I
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Letter Carriers Appointed.

PARxEksEune, W. VA, June 15.-Post-
master Williams has appointed Armstrong
Clegg, T. j; Booiman and T.J. Dolan to
be mail carriers under the free delivery
syatem, which goes into effect in this city
July l. Ono or two substitutes will soon
be appointed. The three named are all
Democrats. Their salary will be six hun
dred dollars per year. a Sstsfs M &,
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=. we T8.a-s-1HaaHt F5'3s 10
a Dlsgrnced Clergyman.

WASHINGTON, June l5.-Ths presbytery
OF Washington has taken formal notice OF
the charges Of immortality brought against
the Rev. F. NJ. Todd, pastor Of several
Presbyterian churches in Virginia. Todd
10 said to have been found in very COM
promising position with one Of the ladies
Of his congregation. A man who attended
his church haa made affidavit to finding
the two hidden in the bushes. The town
Of Manassas, Va, Is wild with excitement
anda very sensational trial is predicted,
The minister claims, IS usual, that 1t is a
put up job on him and that he is innocent
Of anything wicked. si;ti
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False Report About t the prs.ld ent. /,

WASHINGTON, June 15.-A telegram was
received from Jamestown, New York, an.
nouncing that the President had lost a
small fortune in real estate operations in
OF near that city. A reporter called on
Private Secretary Lamont to ask him
whether there was any truth in the re.
port, and was informed that the President
never owned a foot Of land there in hiH
life. President Cleveland never took
kindly to real estate investment and never
owned more than two small properties un.
I'll bought Red Top. He owns q city lot
in Buffalo. q i.y.;& lss ..Y..ll13s.t.
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E1.Premier Uses his Pistol,

BELGRADE, June l5.-The announce
ment Of the new ministry has been ,re-
ceiyed with popular rejoicing. Last night
the city was Illuminated and bands pa
raded the streets playing the servian and
Russian national anthems. Y a crowd Wis.
tied the residence OF M..Garashinin, the
late Premier, and ahouted "Down with
Austria and Garashinin.na NJ. Garashinin
appeared at a window and fred number
Of shots with 9 revolver, wounding one
man. y; N q. i5!i !.
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Position of Furunco,nen.

PITTSBURGH, June 15.-The furnacemen
held largely attended meeting at the
Monongshela House this morning, at
which the price Of coke was fully. con.
The msjority Of furnaces we're repre-.
sented and the question fully and carefully
considered in oil Its bearings. somsti,as
since they decided that they would not
pay more than 81 50 ior coke, and at the m
meeting to-day they, reatlirmed the|r fer.
m,er action, a resolution to that effect he
ing unanimously adopted. They alro
passed resolution to the effect that thoy
wanted the price OF coke equalizsd, ard
that the discrimination heretofore prso.
ticed must be done away with II the coke
producers in this section wished to holi
the turnscemen's trade. The latter clain
that 1t has been the custom heretoioro f,
u!njustly discriminate against large holde,.
In favor OF certain powerful steel rail maj.
ufacturera. After the passage Of thes,
resolutions the meeting adjourned. i'.'l5
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TIE COltEwAR
ihc Operators Refuse to Grant tho Advance,
III furnncOmen Will Not Resume. n . at

ihc Operators Refuse to Grant tho Advance,
farnacomon Will Not Resume, II i az
P1TrsBuRon, June l5.-The coke one.
rators have taken decided action In regard
to the strike. They held the most in,por-
tant meeting this. morning that has been
called since the last conference with tb,
representatives Of the strikers. The coke
operators came Ito the city This morninr
from every section of the Connellsyille re-.
Rion. The Producers ABao and thu
outside operators were all represented. Of
the members Of the old Syndicate wer,
including the firms OF Moore and Cocl.
ran. All also represented, with The az.
ception OF the Carnegie interests. Mr.. r.
b. Stautter presided and John f. @Atchiso.,
acted as Secretary. ii 1''s'''A''.1 -
The meeting was short, but harmony
marked lts proceedings, and the operator,
who were present promised 10 stand Nv
each otner 1Is IN whatever plan was decided
upon: me following resolution was then
nuuplIu ,-. {3a 5t.49 es1.sssssAt ~ /
Resolsed, That We reatlirm our position
to make no advance in wages. g w. y
None OF tho blast iurnacemen called on
the operators, but the question Of reduc.
ing the selling price Of coke was discussed.
NO resolution was adopted, but It wa,
agreed that the position assumed soye,ai
weeks ago by the Syndicate should b.
maintained. That position is that tb,,
operators have now strike on hand. bu;
when 1t is settled then thoy will tax,
under Just consideration the REQUEST OF
me iurnacemen to reduce coke from So to
81 81 per ton. The operators adionrne,l
to ms, meet at the call OF the Chairman. I!
The true reason for the action nj Gar.
negle, Phipps & 90. in regard to the coky
Strike has not been given,n remarked II
prominent manufacturer this morning.
A"Perhaps 1t would be we'll 10 yjve &
| now. remarked the reporter 2 81 D.
Ia,l"Weu,' l will give you the facts in q
general way as have heard them atated u
The Carnegie firm have large contracr
ior rails with a railroad in tho West. Th;i;
railroad company has large land grant
rom tne government which is yery yslu.
able. The privilege will expire this fall
Non the trst OF. October, I believe-sntl !
me company is straining every nerve to
nnlsh the line in time to Have the grant.
Inere are about two hundred miiee OF
road under way and the Edgar Thomn.
son works ls making the rails for II, Tho
sontIae!s covering this work have heavy
penal clauses, and besides this the Ca
ne2le nrm have takon some bonds FROM
Ihe company In part payment for the
fails; II the land grant ia Forfeited tha
oonds will not be worth much. When thu
project Of a sstoppage Of tho works cam
oeiore the firm 1t naturally decided to
oflng things to q sudden conclusio,,.
andrew Carnegie has number Of reaso1s
lor desiring to fulfill this particular rail.
road contract, and these reasons run u 0
into big money in more ways than on.;.
80 you can readily understand why he
took the peremptory stand he did and
why the advance was given to the menu S
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At Chicago 1ndian'olis, 2: Chicago, 8.
At PittsbuIgh-Detroit, II; Pittab'g 8.
At Balto-st. Louis, 0; Balto., 2. 800 n
At Phila-Cleveland, 6; Athletic, IS. :
At Boston-Washington, l3; Boston, 4.
At New York-Phil's, L; New York, 20.
At New York-Oin., 6; Brooklyn, 2. 3
At New York-Meta, 6; Louisville, 8. 4;
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KEBuAw & Co., Of Chicago, may be
very glck citfzenS, but Rosenield isn't
asleep himBell. The turn ho took on them
yesterday was brilliant enough to ,atartle
even Chicago. The worm will turn. r
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THE visit Of the Locomotive Engineers
to this city yesterday was short and sweet.
A finer looking body Of men has not been
Boen hero, aud during their short stay
they made most favorable Impression.
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TURKEY seems to have beon at last
caught In trap that will land her out Of
Europe, In which she has no proper place.
Your Turk Is essentially an Asiatic. He
will neyer be m:escd. Y. 5y.at{i5.5.
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y BALTIMORE, June 15.-There was but
little stir in the condition Of flour and col.
fee on the Exchange to-day. There was q
further decline OF 2 cents per bushel in
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PARla, June 15.-Earthquakes visited
Roches, surronon and Lovernoy, in the
Department Of Haute Marne, to-day. Peo-
pie were frightened into q temporary pan
ic. No serious damage was done, ,515l I:
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!. .Buckhannon Academy Comm ono ement, i
Ia ihr LnkkIliaez,es- - -.

!! Buokhannon Academy Comm enc ement. 4
Special Dtspalch 10 he Inleslioencer. u a
BucKuANSoS, ". Va, June 5.-The
town is full Of strangera who are attending,
the Normal and Classical Academy com
mencement. Tonight the musical Bloiree
was given which would have been q credit
to conservatory OF music. The Homes
ward waltz, original by Miss Baker. Of
Keedysville, Md, and the Bovey quar-.
tette,s deserve special mention. Two
young ladies', Miss Myrtle G. Baker, Of
Keedysville, and Mias Rosa a. W eekly,
Of fFreemansburg, ". Va, were graduated
In music this year. N 4 iFl sll .is
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Ghe :Qtt:el:l!iIQ1[el.,t'allEle|)a,:.. 1[l.,'lEl|),
once, Sos. 20 and VI Fourteenth stroet.

PERSONS ioiriuo ne city for he itason, and sum.
MI .ronirs, Gun haze lie DAILY IN1rlllonscya
uulul 10 lstm postpaid, for 90 eents pr month, Inc
oldru JeiaD changed az oI1e, "a desird. ll.7 l}fY
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steubenv,llie Dowued.

Seeial Dispatch TO the Intellioencer. ~
sANDuskr, O., June l5.-To.day's game
was slugging match, sandusky getting
the best Of It. The game was without
special features. The batteries were Nc.
Guirk and Webber, Carroll and Tanning.
Score: sanduaky, l6; steubenville, 10.
Base hits-sandusky, 23; steubenvllle, Is.
Errors, each. Umpire-Jamison.
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TIE Wheeling club might engage the
Ariou battery. 'a} k}s. IN

IsMr. Randall must use Bwear words
about tho President, he must make up his
mind that he can't catch any more fish in
The Whits House pond. "a
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CoLuMsus, o., June l5.-Governor For.
aker to-day received a telegram from D.,
Q. Putnam, OF Springfield, Department
Commander Of the Grand Army of the
Republic Of Ohio, urging him on behalf Of
$4,000 comrades OF this department to pro-
test to the authorities at Washing
ton against the return OF rebel
flags captured by the soldiers
Of Ohio. The Governor forwarded the
telegram to President Cleveland, and in
the came connection said: "In transmit-
ting this message, I desire to comply with
tho request and do most earnestly protest
against the action to which it relates. The
patriotic people Of this State are shocked
and indignant beyond anything can ex-
press. l earnestly request you to revoke
the order that has given such unqualified
ofense." sti:5.. .i: 3l57 y55a;j.gIt9
g The Governor also sent telegram to
General Boynton at Washington, asking
him to take. legal advice and institute pro-
ceedings to enjoin the return Of rebel flags
which were captured by Ohio troops.
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Basguins in Dry Goods a. LIS. Good & Oo'a

READ directions to use st. Jacobs Oil for
cuts, burna and acaida. It cures. q Z,
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sEllia out for running out of line . ~ y --T-

EHfhed Fuhs, Mansde1d. q; Wheeling, 8. Two
base M hits. Dudley, faik Three base his, Nichols.
9; Curry, l.: Struck out, by Smith. 3: Dunn. !:
Curry.,I passed balls. BY Bailey. s. Lett on
bases. Mansfield, 7, Wheeling, S. Umpire, Stell.
berger. Time OF game, hour and minutes. : :
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-.7zls A Close Gnmo.

-5.fu5 Il aR2 a Closo Gnmo. u i5-i
Special Dtspatch to the Irlelltqeneer. Il SOS.
KALAMAZOO, MICH, June 1.-THE Go.
lumbus- kalamazoo teams played one OF
the most exciting games OF the season,
Kalamazoo, winning by punched hits and
good fielding. Bchan was fined IS for
back talk. Score: y s. ss,, 4 5'.s17. D
: 1nnings"......... ........1 {. 3i466T7 go
Salamanca. 90 o IA O {, 4 a.
colun bus. ......,.....o Q o Io2 o. 8
Base hits-Kalamazoo, y; Columbus,
u. Errors-;kslamazoo, 4; Columbus, 9.
Umpire Dermott. Batterieo- -Flani-
gan and Fuller; Keogan and Mutton.
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& hsf5 All There, Akronl !
Special Dispatch 10 The Intel.ioe,eer. I

y ~ hs1t All There, Akronl III
Special Dtapatch 10 The lnlel.iQencer. Us
AKRON, O., June 15.--Zsneayille defeat
ed Akron to-day, outbatting and outheld-
ing the home team. Several hundred dol
lars bet on two gamea out Of three went
into the pockets Of Zanesville's hackers.
Score: - t.7'f,..>5s',1s-- n.
), lnpipgs..... ........a..... / 2 lsE485Ee575s
Zanesville.................. o o 2 2,2 s-16
Akron 80" .,.............0 ! OIL o 03 o-6
Earned runs, GAINESVILLE II; Akron 4.
Base hits, zanesville "a. Struck out, by
Duck 8; BY Irwin 7. Home runs, Zsnes.
vile 2. Errors, GAINESVILLE S; Akron 7. 4 q
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:. Among members Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic who were seen to-day the
feelingis bitter in the extreme, and It will
probably result in some official expression
at the National encampment. Better
burn them, say most Of these veterans.
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He expects to see new era OF PROS
perlty about Volcano soon, in consequence
OF the new developments Of the field-rot
q boom; oil is too low for that-and thinks
the operators will be more prosperous this
year than ever, yas.-555j5. rl5yrh H. I
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Z a yblI Of ueHght broke out at this, and the
galleries, which were crowded to sutioca.
tion by ladies, responded by the waving
Of handkeychisis. .g5 n -5E 5ssiy NJ
As II o'clock approached the crowd
knew that the most dangerous moment of
the day was at hand. The clearing sheets
needed to be in, and the difference OF the
day before called. Immediately after II
o'clock there was an announcement Of
another batch OF suspenslons. This time
they were 7. E. Batting & Co., Crosby &
& 90. and Pickering & Go. Then at 1880
o'clock came tho announcement Of the
suspension Of NJ. B. Graft & 90. and NJ.
s., Robinson & Go. . .lE.. u :. L..- -...s....
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ence held lust night, al the speakers
took tho ground that it would be best to
canvass the prohibition amendment in
the campaign next year, as non. partisan
question, % question for all the people.
Indeed some Of the leaders in the CON
vention have expressed themselves as op.
posed to any political convention taking
action on the amendment, fearing that It
will operate against its adoption. B.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-11-16

Diaz, Abraham First loca- tion below canyon, south side Gila, house and cor ral.
 Total taxes, costs and pen altIes-. ................ b US Drollin9er. $ C-Posses- sory right southeast quar- ter, section 1. township :, south range ? east; blow, wagon, buggy, har- ness, horse, mares. Total taxes, costs and pen htitS. -O Ot Dustin, N-House and lot in Layton, ? ponies. Total taxes, costs and pen alties. .................. 16 3S Eldridge, Geo H-Posses- sory right, Wolf on the north, Meagher on the south, house and well, wagon, harness, 6 COWS, I ponies. Tolal taxes. costs and pen alties. .......-.......... II 3I
 F Fisher. Lane-Southeast quarter, section 2S, town ship s. south range 32 east; frame house, adobe corral and stable, honse second west of R. R. boarding house, Duncan. Total taxes, costs and pen altleS. OJ fO
 G. Gatliff. TJ-Honse and lot in Duncan. Total taxes, costs and pen alties. .................. 15 OS Grijalva, Mereiildo-Ranch and improvements, house and lot in Solomonville, interest in MOntezuma
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Ruiz, Adolph-House and lotin Solomonville, blow, wagon and harness, ? horses, and 6 hogs. Total taxes, costs and pen alties. 2( Reed, John-Pre- emption entry, east one-half of southeast quarter and east one-half of north east quarter, section 30, township 5, south range 24 east, with improve ments, ? horses, wagon and harness. Total taxes, costs and pen ultleS- S<
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Burke. estate of-Log cab in with 15 acres fenced, known as Burke's ranch, Duncan.
 Total taxes, costs and pen alties. Ballard, w H-Possessory right in Curtis, 40 acres, house, blow, wagon and harness, COW, ? horses. Total taxes, costs and pen alties.
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First publication Nov. ?, 1887. LIST OF PROPERTY
Sold to the Territory of Arizona for De- linquent Taxes of 1886, of Graham County.

Acuna, J J-Lots 2 and f. and south one-half, northeast one-quarter, section 13, township : south, range 26 east E; house and lot in Solo monville, interest in Montezuma ditch, tools, wagon, harness,4 ponies, ? hogs.
 Total taxes, costs and pen nlties. s 5 67 Aros, Jesus-House and lot in Solomonville, COW ponies and wagon. Total taxes, costs and pen alties.. 20 As Alexander, Christina-Ado- be house and lot in Thom- as, goods and furniture. Total taxes, costs and pen alties.. 31 13